Diver gets unwell and passes away in vicinity of Salt Pier
KRALENDIJK- The Rescue and Coordination Center of the Coast Guard received a report on Wednesday afternoon from the Dutch Caribbean Police Force (KPCN) that a person had started to feel unwell while diving near near the Salt Company.
Coast Guard patrol boats with Coast Guard members sailed directly to the site to provide assistance. On arrival, the coast guards found only the wife of the missing person. Her husband became unwell when he surfaced from diving and was not seen again after that.
Skindivers in the area helped with the search for the man. In the end, the lifeless body of the man, a tourist, was found in the sea by a member of Stinapa.
The deceized’s body has been taken to the North Pier on the Coast Guard patrol boat
and transferred there to the Royal Netherlands Marachaussee and the KPCN. The Coast Guard expressed condolences to the relatives of the deceased.
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents